64. What is the smallest diameter of the fetal head?*1 pointA. SuboccipitobregmaticB. BiparietalC. OccipitomentalD. Occipitofrontal65. All pregnant women should be thought how to recognized preliminary signs of labor which is:*1 pointA. rupture of membranesB. bright red vaginal bleedingC. increase in level of activityD. bandl’s ring66. This is the most common presentation in which the head is sharply flexed and allows the suboccipitobregmatic diameter to present to the cervix.*1 pointA. mentumB. faceC. vertexD. brow67. The physician performs on Mrs. Santos. All of the following statements reflect reasons for performing an episiotomy at the beginning of the second stage of labor except:*1 pointA. an incision is easier to repair, heals faster and can be controlled directionallyB. trauma to the fetal head is decreased as the opening is enlargedC. the second stage of labor is lengthenedD. stretching and tissue necrosis of vaginal mucosa are prevented68. The best way for the nurse to assess the amount of blood loss following delivery is to:*1 pointA. count or weigh perineal padsB. monitor pulse and blood pressureC. measure the height of the fundusD. check hemoglobin and hematocrit69. The nurse teaches a primigravida how to measure the frequency of uterine contractions. The nurse should explain to the client that the frequency of uterine contractions is determined:*1 pointA. from the beginning of one contraction to the end of the next contractionB. from the beginning of one contraction to the end of the same contractionC. by the number of contractions that occur within a given period of timeD. by the strength of the contraction at its peak70. A woman is admitted to a labor unit in active labor. Which of the following assessments would alert you to the possibility that she may have difficulty accepting this child?*1 pointA. ”I’m so tired of being pregnant.”B. ”I haven’t been able to sleep well lately.”C. ”I want this baby to be a boy.”D. ”I am so exhausted.
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64. What is the smallest diameter of the fetal head?*1 pointA. SuboccipitobregmaticB. BiparietalC. OccipitomentalD. Occipitofrontal65. All pregnant women should be thought how to recognized preliminary signs of labor which is:*1 pointA. rupture of membranesB. bright red vaginal bleedingC. increase in level of activityD. bandl’s ring66. This is the most common presentation in which the head is sharply flexed and allows the suboccipitobregmatic diameter to present to the cervix.*1 pointA. mentumB. faceC. vertexD. brow67. The physician performs on Mrs. Santos. All of the following statements reflect reasons for performing an episiotomy at the beginning of the second stage of labor except:*1 pointA. an incision is easier to repair, heals faster and can be controlled directionallyB. trauma to the fetal head is decreased as the opening is enlargedC. the second stage of labor is lengthenedD. stretching and tissue necrosis of vaginal mucosa are prevented68. The best way for the nurse to assess the amount of blood loss following delivery is to:*1 pointA. count or weigh perineal padsB. monitor pulse and blood pressureC. measure the height of the fundusD. check hemoglobin and hematocrit69. The nurse teaches a primigravida how to measure the frequency of uterine contractions. The nurse should explain to the client that the frequency of uterine contractions is determined:*1 pointA. from the beginning of one contraction to the end of the next contractionB. from the beginning of one contraction to the end of the same contractionC. by the number of contractions that occur within a given period of timeD. by the strength of the contraction at its peak70. A woman is admitted to a labor unit in active labor. Which of the following assessments would alert you to the possibility that she may have difficulty accepting this child?*1 pointA. ”I’m so tired of being pregnant.”B. ”I haven’t been able to sleep well lately.”C. ”I want this baby to be a boy.”D. ”I am so exhausted.
Solution
- The smallest diameter of the fetal head is Suboccipitobregmatic (A).
- Preliminary signs of labor that all pregnant women should be taught to recognize include rupture of membranes (A).
- The most common presentation in which the head is sharply flexed and allows the suboccipitobregmatic diameter to present to the cervix is vertex (C).
- The statement that does not reflect a reason for performing an episiotomy at the beginning of the second stage of labor is that the second stage of labor is lengthened (C).
- The best way for the nurse to assess the amount of blood loss following delivery is to count or weigh perineal pads (A).
- The nurse should explain to the client that the frequency of uterine contractions is determined from the beginning of one contraction to the beginning of the next contraction (A).
- The statement that would alert you to the possibility that she may have difficulty accepting this child is "I want this baby to be a boy." (C).
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